The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-02-24
SUN B Fam 8.

DlSCrlcC COurG Will SlI HcAt WceA
Tuesday.
Get your election tickets printed at
THE Sun Office.
The Litchfeld fremen gave grand
ball at that place the 22nd inst.
Rev. Chas Holman is making
arrangements to move to town to re-
side.
c.. J. Elmquist has been confined
to his bed with mumps for several
days past.
Mr.. Edward More has sold his farm
in the town of Stevens and will move
to town to reside.
1t is about time for the Library
Committees" to be brushing the
dust from themselves.
The distribution of the taxes col.
lected since November first will be
made at the end of the month.
Washington's birthday was observ.
ed in Morris by the closing of all
public offices, the banks and the post
Office.
A sociable will be given at the resi-
dence of Rev. and Mrs. Fairbanks to.
morrow evening. Every body is
invited to attend.
Personal property taxes have been
coming in lively lately and deputy
Murphy has been kept busy writing
receipts and making change.
T. J. Moore has added to his already
large and assorted stock of goods a
full line of hats and caps. Call and
examine his stock when in need OF
anything.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Butterfield on Saturday after.
noon at o'clock. All ladies and gen.
tlemen who are interested in temper.
ance are invited to attend.
The Morris Tribune is looking
around for 4th of July orator. You
might as we'll have Kept last years
Questionable Headlight,
| Good advice, Mr.. Headlight, to our
staunch advocate of home industry.
A few Of the Morris champion
checker players took lessons
from Samuel Faulkner, who was in
town the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Elmer played him twenty.seven
games and was satisfied In any OF
them to get king.
On account of the bad weather Fri.
day evening the lecture by Rev. C.
A. Van Anda was postponed until
last Tuesday evening. The lecture
was an interesting one aud was listen.
ed too by a large and appreciative
audience.
Embracing the Last opportunity
before the lenten season dance was
given at Agency hall last Monday
evening. About thirty.five couples
attended, all of whom made the most
of the occasion to enjoy happy time
and succeeded well.
A Dakota candidate for the Mag
istracy, whose chances looked blue
conceived the happy idea of announc
ing that if elected he would charge
only 81 for marrying any couple and
and would wait until there was .
christening for his pay. The othe,
man didn't get a vote.
Quite an enthusiastic meeting OF
the citizens who favor No License al
an issue in the coming election wa.
held at A. A. Stones store last Mon
day evening. There was an attend
ance of thirty-two. and there wer,
general expressions of confidence il
the success of the issue. A. A. Stone
N. r. Spur. FEE. Newell, A. DeKa.
and Chas. A. Pepper were appointed
as committee to call caucus ant
recommend ticket for adoption.
Farmers living in Stevens, Travers,
Pope, Grant. Big Stone, and Swift
counties are invited to send us thei
applications for money on farm loans
We will guarantee better terms thar
can be obtained from any loan agents
JOHNSON & BICKNELL.
| Morris MINI
| Now is the time to buy what 20,
want at
CD. CROONQUIST's.